Property owners may be eligible for disaster tax relief through the Los Angeles County Assessor's Office. The Misfortune and Calamity Tax Relief program defers the current year's property taxes ...

With the second installment of Los Angeles County property tax bills due Saturday, county Assessor Jeff Prang’s office has issued a special bulletin to explain the connection between filing a disaster ...

It will depend on whether your county has adopted a disaster relief ordinance, which Los Angeles County has ... File an application with the county assessor’s office within 12 months.

For any home or business owner with $10,000 or more in damage to their property, the first step is filing a form with the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Office. The form is called “Property ...

“The value of the underlying land can still be profound,” accounting for up to two-thirds of the overall value, according to the Los Angeles County Assessor. As Los Angeles faces an uncertain ...

If your home or business was affected by the windstorms or fires, you may be eligible for temporary property tax relief through the Los Angeles County assessor’s office. You should file a ...

Sources: Los Angeles County Assessor; Cal Fire In the Palisades, the center of the other major L.A. fire, homes were largely built in the 1950s and 1960s. Fewer than five in 100 homes were ...

From the Pacific Palisades to Pasadena, people across Los Angeles County have been evacuated from ... The American Red Cross name and logo are used with its permission, which in no way constitutes ...

You have 12 months from when the disaster occurred to file an application with the county assessor’s office ... order is meant “to protect the Los Angeles area fire victims from predatory ...

More information is available through the Los Angeles County Assessor's Office at (213) 974-8658.Support Services for ResidentsIn addition to the map and federal assistance, Los Angeles County ...

Viewers agreed that this year’s Super Bowl commercials relied on comedy and nostalgia -- perhaps in an effort to avoid ...

During the coronavirus pandemic, working from home was mandatory in Germany and many other countries. Many employers are now pushing for their employees to be more present in the office again ...